I’ve put a little over 100 hours into The Last Caretaker so far. Enough time to go from completely overwhelmed to actually understanding how the world fits together. The early game can feel confusing, not because the mechanics are complicated, but because the game quietly assumes you’ll figure things out as you go. It doesn’t … Read more
I didn’t understand Resonance Solstice at first. The screenshots make it look like a hero-collector with auto-combat, but once you get into it, you realize you’re also running a train network, a trade route, and a crew economy — all while trying to keep your fatigue and clarity from running dry. So instead of giving … Read more
When you first pick up Galandra in Absolum, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. She’s fast, technical, and full of hidden depth. There’s a moment — and every Galandra player hits it — where the game stops feeling like a roguelite build-builder and starts feeling like a true beat ’em up, where execution matters just as … Read more
If you’ve ever played Echoes of the Living, you know what true panic feels like — that moment your gun clicks empty while a zombie lurches closer. Ammo is precious in this game, and running out mid-fight can turn even the calmest player into a button-mashing mess. After hours of trial (and way too many … Read more